Geez...not even an Si

and it was in an accident.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ONE-OWNER-23-000-ACTUAL-MILES-TOTALLY-STOCK-CRX-/320537838114?cmd=ViewItem&pt=US_Cars_Trucks&hash=item4aa18b4222

Thought times were tough.

Salvage title, too.

I'd buy a nice CRX DX in a heartbeat, even with that damage, but damn, that's pricey.

I can't beleive a fender, hood, and headlight was enough to push that car to salvage.

At first I had a good chortle at the price. Silly sellers.

Then I noticed 29 bids.

I had a 1991 Crx Dx with 109,000 miles last year. Decent shape, new axles, brakes, timing belt/water pump. Was offered $2700 and turned it down. Later sold for $2400. I now have an Si, more fun:) I got around 40MPG recently driving easy....but that's no fun.

Funky wheels - I don't ever remember seeing any like that.

Those were optional 13" Honda alloys.

Man, I know those things get around an AutoX course well, but wow what a price.

Woody wrote: I'd buy a nice CRX DX in a heartbeat, even with that damage, but damn, that's pricey. Like this one: http://dayton.craigslist.org/cto/1690431849.html Not sure where you are located.

I had a set of those on my 92 civic with snows on them. I got them fom a dude that had them on a Miata and they were beat.

After looking at the last picture that shows the fender bender damage that lead to the insurance company totaling the car I hope I do not get hit while driving the Mini or the BMW. Ok, I hope I don't get hit while driving either of these cars because I do not want to die. I hope neither one gets hit while parked.

And I thought $3200 for a clean-ish Del Sol with 148K was bad

It doesn't take much for an insurance company to total an inexpensive car. What it is, 60% of the value in repairs?

May be a little off topic but I thought it might be of interest since there are two or three crx;s plus a bunch of other cars there. Might be of interest to NE grm'rs. It is not a junk yard. Not sure what it is. It is located on NYS Rt. 29 about 10 miles west of Johnstown.

racerdave600 wrote: It doesn't take much for an insurance company to total an inexpensive car. What it is, 60% of the value in repairs?

typically 75-80%. The latter being the case here.

wow. someone got raped. for that price, you can have a nationally competitive SCCA solo STS CRX Si.....with all the go fast bits.

Or this.

And I'd definitely rather ^^that^^.

I spent $800 on my STS prepped CRX Si.

No thanks on the salvage title DX.

Ouch. "Totally stock" bugged me more than anything. Really? Honda sold those cars with dopey-ass clear corners? And man, you must be a berkeleying magician pounding out that fender and making it look brand new.